Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a difference between flow shops and job shops
A) Unlike flow shops, job shops require little or no setup time.
B) Unlike flow shops, job shops are organized around a fixed sequence of process steps.
C) Unlike flow shops, job shops require frequent machine changeovers and delays.
D) Unlike flow shops, job shops produce many large-volume goods and services.
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